Felix Mufti is a Liverpool based writer, artist, resident of Svara Radio and co-director of Protect Scouse Dolls, a social enterprise providing material support to Trans+ people across the city. Working across community organising, nightlife and storytelling, Felix explores how music, friendship and mutual aid become everyday acts of care. 

Live from WOH Radio Stage, Felix's show is a love letter to the communities that keep each other going, celebrating the people who prove that it really does take a village. Featuring an all Trans+ and Scouse soundtrack spanning club music, experimental electronics, pop mutations and intimate moments, the show will be woven together with spoken word, community recordings and reflections on collective care. 

Building like a night out with friends, it captures the sounds, stories and spirit of Protect Scouse Dolls, where dance floors become meeting places, doors are held open for one another, hormones are shared, and everyone makes sure each other gets home safely.